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3y ago
In a few 7 or so hour drives in our ev, charging stops added probably an hour total. For how we drive it actually wasn’t bad at all and the chargers were (almost) all in nice spots where we could grab a coffee and use the restroom. I wish I
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3y ago
Is the implication that areas become less desirable or that there is always new housing so existing housing isn’t as desirable? I’m not sure I understand this viewpoint at all.
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3y ago
I think the narrative that this was driven by safety concerns is pretty much bunk.
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3y ago
They claimed to remove the CEO with cause. They have not provided cause. Even the twitch dude is asking for the cause. The board just firing off half-cocked and then going silent is probably a larger source the issues for employees than alt
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3y ago
youth wouldn't have a bearing on their ability to comprehend the complexities of AI, but maybe they have less experience with startups/companies/management.
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3y ago
No matter what, OAI is pushing AI forward, but they aren’t the only ones pushing. Governance of one nonprofit has no bearing on the direction of the tech at large. We are going to have to learn to live with AI advancements no matter what an
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3y ago
It has never been about AI safety. They just threw their little mission statement on the end like an email signature. Nothing could possibly weaken their position more than the last 72 hours
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3y ago
You have to gather and store the data. You have to design and experiment with the model architecture. You have to train the various experiments. You have to now invent a way to serve this at scale. You do care about safety by default, so yo
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3y ago
Honestly, any strategy from George Costanza would be better than this. To start, he would’ve coasted at the easiest job on the planet.
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3y ago
yeah, when I think of autocomplete I definitely think of predicting the next thing a person is going to type, which is related but basically equivalent to "a horse and a plane to both get to a destination, whats the difference" in
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3y ago
if you'd like to take a quote out of context in order to equate two different technologies, you just go to town.
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3y ago
maybe chatgpt is overhyped a bit (maybe a lot).... most of that hype is external to OAI. But to boil it down to autocomplete is just totally disingenuous.
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3y ago
far more than a handful are thinking of quitting, and the open invite from microsoft makes this a very different animal from a typical upheaval.
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3y ago
not to mention how incredibly arrogant it is to think that if you stop, all progress stops. you're in a race and you refuse to acknowledge that anybody else is even around
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3y ago
Not claiming to know anything about any persons differences or commenting about that in any way.
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3y ago
tune in tomorrow for "who wants to be a CEO"!
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3y ago
in my experience these things will typically go hand in hand. There is also an argument to be made that being smart at building ML models and being smart in literally anything else have nothing to do with each other.
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again, nobody has shown even a glimmer of the board operating with morality being their focus. we just don't know. we do know that a vast majority of the company don't trust the board though.
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3y ago
I think we really need to see that Ilya demonstrates those principles and it wasn’t just a power grab. You could also look at this as a brilliant scientist feels he doesn’t get recognition. Always sees Sam’s name. Resents it. The more grega
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It’s possible he paid well and was a great boss. I don’t know if these people are gonna take a bullet for him, but maybe he was great to work for and they got opportunities they think they wouldn’t have otherwise. Loyalty, appreciation, lik
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This is proving the point of the parent comments. My view of the world, and how the general structure is where I work: ML is ml. There is a slew of really complex things that aren’t just model related (ml infra is a monster), but model trai
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I love the assumption here that truck drivers just aren’t interested in better acceleration.
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its a tool. use the tool. I don't care if the house is built using an old fashioned hammer or a nail gun. I do care if you used nails when you should've used something else, or used the wrong nails.
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3y ago
i'm not replying about the concept of under promise, over deliver, but more like.... why would you avoid a tool that helps you do something quickly because you don't want to explain to your client that some steps aren't as fa
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3y ago
to be fair though, most apps are just over complicated CRUD apps that shouldn't be much more complex than a todo app
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I think a lot of these demos aren't necessarily trying to push forward a no-code purist approach, but rather showing how you can get basically a live wireframe going in no time at all. I think tools like canva, figma, etc will be all
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I don't know if "do everything manually and slowly so that you never have to set realistic expectations" is a great way to do business. Being worse at your job on purpose isn't typically a great strategy. It sounds to me
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this is correct
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it didn't initiate it, I did. I should've waited like..... 30 seconds or until I was stopped quite honestly. I'm fully aware of how the vehicle operates and I would consider myself solely responsible for initiating the reboot
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I had to do this once or twice (its very very infrequent in my experience) and one time it was genuinely terrifying, as I had lost blinkers etc where a few interstates all intersect and merge etc. I still do love the car though.... but a ve
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